A family business with London roots

Let Cleanness Be began the way the best businesses often do — not with a grand plan, but with a person who simply worked hard and cared about doing a good job.

Audra, our founder, started cleaning homes across East London while balancing her career studies. It was practical, honest work — a way to earn alongside her education — and she approached every home with the same attention and pride she brought to everything else in her life. Word spread quietly. Customers came back. They recommended her to neighbours, friends, and family. Before long, what had started as a way to make ends meet had quietly grown into something real.

There was no overnight success, no shortcut. Just clean homes, satisfied customers, and a steadily growing reputation built one visit at a time across the streets and flats of East London. The kind of growth that takes years and means something because of it.

Over the last few years, Audra's son joined her as a partner in the business, bringing fresh energy, a broader vision, and a drive to expand what the company could offer. Together they grew the team, widened the service area into Essex, and added specialist services — from Airbnb turnovers and after builders cleans to end of tenancy and office cleaning — while keeping the same values that made the business work in the first place: reliability, honesty, and genuinely caring about the people on the other side of the front door.

Today, Let Cleanness Be serves homes and businesses across London and Essex with a friendly, experienced team and over 23 years of know-how behind every clean. We run the UK's #1 cleaning community Facebook group, have completed thousands of cleans, and still treat every booking — whether it's a weekly hoover or a full post-renovation deep clean — as if it were our first.

We're proud to be a family business. We're proud of the communities we serve. And honestly, after everything — the years, the growth, the new services and new faces on the team — the thing that still matters most is the same thing it always was: doing right by the people who let us into their homes.